Keen, provocative, and prophetic, as it turned out, Samuel Huntington's book analyzes global politics in an exceptional way and explains that cultures have replaced ideologies as the defining force in geopolitical matters.

The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order, first published after the collapse of the Soviet Union and predicted the restructuring of countries around the world according to cultural spheres of influence or "civilizations," is now a classic work in international relations.

"Recent events in Ukraine reminded me of Samuel Huntington's book 'The Clash of Civilizations.' There, Huntington, in response to Francis Fukuyama's famous book 'The End of History,' argued that the reasons for conflict and rupture had not disappeared with the collapse of existing socialism (this was Fukuyama's position who dreamed of an eternal peace). On the contrary, Huntington claimed, the contradictions have now focused on cultural differences.

[...] Many had turned against Huntington at that time, even in Greece. [...] The truth is, however, that this man proved to be both a correct analyst and a good prophet..." Nikos Dimou, protagon

"An exceptional intellectual achievement – bold, imaginative, and provocative. A great work that has changed our perception of international relations." Zbigniew Brzezinski